A key part of Romney’s job plan involves rapid expansion of oil, natural gas, and coal. As he said on one occasion, “I like coal.” On the other hand, he opposes current financial supports for renewable energy, such as the tax credit for wind energy. He has accused Obama of focusing on “an imaginary world where government-subsidized windmills and solar panels could power the econ
A key part of Romney’s job plan involves rapid expansion of oil, natural gas, and coal. As he said on one occasion, “I like coal.” On the other hand, he opposes current financial supports for renewable energy, such as the tax credit for wind energy. He has accused Obama of focusing on “an imaginary world where government-subsidized windmills and solar panels could power the econ
Every semester, Grossmont College's Political Economy department hosts Political Economy Week. For fall 2012, the event began today. Instructors use their campus and class times to instead lecture and present topics that are outside of the core curriculum. The objective is to inform attendees of issues in the current political climate. Political Economy Week is open to the public.
Last night at the Manchester Grand Hyatt over 180 moms came together for a night out. San Diego Moms Night Out is a local company that is giving moms the opportunity for a night of networking and fun. Established one year by Angela Quisumbing and Samantha Migdal who decided that moms around the San Diego Area need a night out. The San Diego Women's Foundation received a portion of the ticket sales to help a local mom in need.
Women's issues such as abortion and birth control have become central, and polarizing, issues during this election cycle. However, there is a disturbing discrepancy between the large amount of attention these issues have received and the amount of input women have been able to give in mainstream media. This infographic does a great job of visualizing and highlighting the gender gap on women's issues during 2012 election coverage. Statistics are broken down by issue and by media outlet. Click the image to enlarge it.
1 is lonely. 13 is bad luck. But for some, 27 is scarier than Halloween.
A key part of Romney’s job plan involves rapid expansion of oil, natural gas, and coal. As he said on one occasion, “I like coal.” On the other hand, he opposes current financial supports for renewable energy, such as the tax credit for wind energy. He has accused Obama of focusing on “an imaginary world where government-subsidized windmills and solar panels could power the econ
Every semester, Grossmont College's Political Economy department hosts Political Economy Week. For fall 2012, the event began today. Instructors use their campus and class times to instead lecture and present topics that are outside of the core curriculum. The objective is to inform attendees of issues in the current political climate. Political Economy Week is open to the public.
